CoralGuard™ diving boots
What the boots are made of
Toe cap and firm outsole
Rocky entries and reef edges are hard on bare feet. A reinforced toe cap and a firm outsole sit between your foot and rough ground, so you can walk to the water in one pair of boots.
3mm neoprene
Cold water makes long sessions harder to plan. The 3mm neoprene holds a thin layer of water against your skin, so your own body heat warms it while you snorkel or dive.
Tread pattern
Boat decks and wet rocks are slick when you carry gear to the water. The specialized tread pattern gives each step more grip to work with on those surfaces.
Vulcanized outsole
Rocky shore entries and oyster beds are rough on your feet. The heavy-duty vulcanized outsole sits under your foot on those entries, so one pair covers the walk across them.
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Tracked ShippingTracked ShippingCoralGuard: Diving Boots for Rocky Shore Entries
Rocky shore entries, oyster beds and coral are hard on bare feet and on thin, soft neoprene socks. Diving boots with a firm sole suit that terrain, and CoralGuard adds a reinforced toe cap to a heavy-duty outsole.
These scuba boots use 3mm neoprene that holds a thin layer of water against the foot, with a quick-dry lining. The snug, second-skin cut is made to sit under an open-heel fin strap, so one pair serves shore diving, scuba and snorkeling.
Sizing follows the regular shoe size, with a little extra room at the toe when fins are worn. As neoprene dive boots or scuba diving boots used on a boat deck or reef flat, the vulcanized outsole and tread pattern are made for wet rocks.
- Diving boots with 3mm neoprene and a quick-dry lining
- Size guide and care instructions included
